Understanding the Lockton House and Its Inhabitants

Isabelle embarks on a journey to the Lockton house, where she meets Becky Barry, who introduces her to the house rules and tasks. Isabelle learns about her sister Ruth's whereabouts and explores the mansion with Becky. They discuss the political climate, focusing on loyalists and Tories. Preparations are made for Lady Seymour's visit, highlighting the social dynamics and expectations within the household.

What was Isabelle's first impression of the Lockton house?

• It was old and decrepit.

• It was large and imposing.

• It was small and cozy.

• It was modern and stylish.

What does Becky warn Isabelle about regarding the front door?

• It leads to a dangerous area.

• It is locked at all times.

• It is only for guests.

• It should not be used by servants.

Who is Becky Barry in the Lockton household?

• The master's daughter.

• The housekeeper.

• The head cook.

• The gardener.

What does Becky say about the tea and its risks?

• It is freely available.

• It is only for special occasions.

• It is a rare luxury.

• It could lead to punishment.

What task was Ruth assigned to do outside?

• Feeding the chickens.

• Peeling potatoes.

• Sweeping the porch.

• Washing clothes.

What is the rule about entering the Master's Library?

• You need permission to enter.

• It is open to all servants.

• Only the master can enter.

• You can enter anytime.

What does Becky instruct Isabelle to do in the good parlor?

• Sweep and dust the room.

• Prepare the tea.

• Polish the silverware.

• Arrange the furniture.

What does Becky say about the political stance of the Lockton household?

• They are neutral.

• They are undecided.

• They are loyalists.

• They are patriots.

Who is Lady Clarissa Seymour in relation to the Lockton family?

• The master's mother.

• The master's cousin.

• The master's aunt.

• The master's sister.

What does Becky say about the soldiers passing by the window?

• They are helpful.

• They are a nuisance.

• They are a welcome sight.

• They are friendly.